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%global _empty_manifest_terminate_build 0
Name: python-safegraphQL
Version: 0.5.23
Release: 1
Summary: graphQL API of safegraph.com using Python functions
License: MIT
URL: https://github.com/echong-SG/API-python-client-MKilic
Source0: https://mirrors.nju.edu.cn/pypi/web/packages/5f/6e/08367fd2134ce163d2cbbf8320e19ea394cbffa077ea12c2b3ad13697c8c/safegraphQL-0.5.23.tar.gz
BuildArch: noarch
Requires: python3-pandas
Requires: python3-gql
Requires: python3-aiohttp
Requires: python3-nest-asyncio
%description
[{'placekey': 'zzw-222@8fy-fjg-b8v',
'parent_placekey': None,
'location_name': 'Walt Disney World Resort',
'safegraph_brand_ids': [],
'brands': [],
'top_category': 'Amusement Parks and Arcades',
'sub_category': 'Amusement and Theme Parks',
'naics_code': 713110,
'latitude': 28.388228,
'longitude': -81.567304,
'street_address': 'Walt Disney World Resort',
'city': 'Orlando',
'region': 'FL',
'postal_code': '32830',
'iso_country_code': 'US',
'phone_number': None,
'open_hours': '{ "Mon": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Tue": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Wed": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Thu": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Fri": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Sat": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Sun": [["8:00", "23:00"]] }',
'category_tags': [],
'opened_on': None,
'closed_on': None,
'tracking_closed_since': '2019-07-01',
'geometry_type': 'POLYGON'}]
```
### `save()`
Export the most recently queried result. If the previous result had been a pandas DataFrame, the saved file will be a .csv. If the result had been the JSON response object, the saved file will be a .json. The default path for the exported file will be `results.{csv/json}`.
```python
# saved file will be results.csv
sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pk, columns = '*')
sgql_client.save()
# saved file will be results.json
sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pk, columns = '*', return_type = 'list')
sgql_client.save()
# saved file will be safegraph_data.csv
sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pk, columns = '*')
sgql_client.save(path = 'safegraph_data.csv')
```
## `sg_merge()`
Merge safegraphQL query results with `sg_merge()`.
```python
core = sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pks, columns = ['placekey', 'location_name', 'naics_code', 'top_category', 'sub_category'])
geo = sgql_client.lookup(product = 'geometry', placekeys = pks, columns = ['placekey', 'polygon_class', 'enclosed'])
merge_set = [core, geo]
merged = sgql_client.sg_merge(datasets = merge_set)
```
| | placekey | location_name | top_category | sub_category | naics_code | polygon_class | enclosed |
|---:|:--------------------|:----------------------------------|:------------------------------------------|:--------------------------|-------------:|:----------------|:-----------|
| 0 | zzw-222@5z6-3h9-tsq | Los Angeles International Airport | Support Activities for Air Transportation | Other Airport Operations | 488119 | OWNED_POLYGON | False |
| 1 | zzw-222@8fy-fjg-b8v | Walt Disney World Resort | Amusement Parks and Arcades | Amusement and Theme Parks | 713110 | OWNED_POLYGON | False |
!! ADD SECTION ON INNER JOIN HERE ONCE ISSUE FOR NO LONGER SHOWING NULL PATTERNS ROWS HAS BEEN RESOLVED !!
`sg_merge()` works for JSON response objects as well.
```python
core = sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pks, columns = ['placekey', 'location_name', 'naics_code', 'top_category', 'sub_category'], return_type = 'list')
geo = sgql_client.lookup(product = 'geometry', placekeys = pks, columns = ['placekey', 'polygon_class', 'enclosed'], return_type = 'list')
merge_set = [core, geo]
%package -n python3-safegraphQL
Summary: graphQL API of safegraph.com using Python functions
Provides: python-safegraphQL
BuildRequires: python3-devel
BuildRequires: python3-setuptools
BuildRequires: python3-pip
%description -n python3-safegraphQL
[{'placekey': 'zzw-222@8fy-fjg-b8v',
'parent_placekey': None,
'location_name': 'Walt Disney World Resort',
'safegraph_brand_ids': [],
'brands': [],
'top_category': 'Amusement Parks and Arcades',
'sub_category': 'Amusement and Theme Parks',
'naics_code': 713110,
'latitude': 28.388228,
'longitude': -81.567304,
'street_address': 'Walt Disney World Resort',
'city': 'Orlando',
'region': 'FL',
'postal_code': '32830',
'iso_country_code': 'US',
'phone_number': None,
'open_hours': '{ "Mon": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Tue": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Wed": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Thu": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Fri": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Sat": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Sun": [["8:00", "23:00"]] }',
'category_tags': [],
'opened_on': None,
'closed_on': None,
'tracking_closed_since': '2019-07-01',
'geometry_type': 'POLYGON'}]
```
### `save()`
Export the most recently queried result. If the previous result had been a pandas DataFrame, the saved file will be a .csv. If the result had been the JSON response object, the saved file will be a .json. The default path for the exported file will be `results.{csv/json}`.
```python
# saved file will be results.csv
sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pk, columns = '*')
sgql_client.save()
# saved file will be results.json
sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pk, columns = '*', return_type = 'list')
sgql_client.save()
# saved file will be safegraph_data.csv
sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pk, columns = '*')
sgql_client.save(path = 'safegraph_data.csv')
```
## `sg_merge()`
Merge safegraphQL query results with `sg_merge()`.
```python
core = sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pks, columns = ['placekey', 'location_name', 'naics_code', 'top_category', 'sub_category'])
geo = sgql_client.lookup(product = 'geometry', placekeys = pks, columns = ['placekey', 'polygon_class', 'enclosed'])
merge_set = [core, geo]
merged = sgql_client.sg_merge(datasets = merge_set)
```
| | placekey | location_name | top_category | sub_category | naics_code | polygon_class | enclosed |
|---:|:--------------------|:----------------------------------|:------------------------------------------|:--------------------------|-------------:|:----------------|:-----------|
| 0 | zzw-222@5z6-3h9-tsq | Los Angeles International Airport | Support Activities for Air Transportation | Other Airport Operations | 488119 | OWNED_POLYGON | False |
| 1 | zzw-222@8fy-fjg-b8v | Walt Disney World Resort | Amusement Parks and Arcades | Amusement and Theme Parks | 713110 | OWNED_POLYGON | False |
!! ADD SECTION ON INNER JOIN HERE ONCE ISSUE FOR NO LONGER SHOWING NULL PATTERNS ROWS HAS BEEN RESOLVED !!
`sg_merge()` works for JSON response objects as well.
```python
core = sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pks, columns = ['placekey', 'location_name', 'naics_code', 'top_category', 'sub_category'], return_type = 'list')
geo = sgql_client.lookup(product = 'geometry', placekeys = pks, columns = ['placekey', 'polygon_class', 'enclosed'], return_type = 'list')
merge_set = [core, geo]
%package help
Summary: Development documents and examples for safegraphQL
Provides: python3-safegraphQL-doc
%description help
[{'placekey': 'zzw-222@8fy-fjg-b8v',
'parent_placekey': None,
'location_name': 'Walt Disney World Resort',
'safegraph_brand_ids': [],
'brands': [],
'top_category': 'Amusement Parks and Arcades',
'sub_category': 'Amusement and Theme Parks',
'naics_code': 713110,
'latitude': 28.388228,
'longitude': -81.567304,
'street_address': 'Walt Disney World Resort',
'city': 'Orlando',
'region': 'FL',
'postal_code': '32830',
'iso_country_code': 'US',
'phone_number': None,
'open_hours': '{ "Mon": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Tue": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Wed": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Thu": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Fri": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Sat": [["8:00", "23:00"]], "Sun": [["8:00", "23:00"]] }',
'category_tags': [],
'opened_on': None,
'closed_on': None,
'tracking_closed_since': '2019-07-01',
'geometry_type': 'POLYGON'}]
```
### `save()`
Export the most recently queried result. If the previous result had been a pandas DataFrame, the saved file will be a .csv. If the result had been the JSON response object, the saved file will be a .json. The default path for the exported file will be `results.{csv/json}`.
```python
# saved file will be results.csv
sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pk, columns = '*')
sgql_client.save()
# saved file will be results.json
sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pk, columns = '*', return_type = 'list')
sgql_client.save()
# saved file will be safegraph_data.csv
sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pk, columns = '*')
sgql_client.save(path = 'safegraph_data.csv')
```
## `sg_merge()`
Merge safegraphQL query results with `sg_merge()`.
```python
core = sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pks, columns = ['placekey', 'location_name', 'naics_code', 'top_category', 'sub_category'])
geo = sgql_client.lookup(product = 'geometry', placekeys = pks, columns = ['placekey', 'polygon_class', 'enclosed'])
merge_set = [core, geo]
merged = sgql_client.sg_merge(datasets = merge_set)
```
| | placekey | location_name | top_category | sub_category | naics_code | polygon_class | enclosed |
|---:|:--------------------|:----------------------------------|:------------------------------------------|:--------------------------|-------------:|:----------------|:-----------|
| 0 | zzw-222@5z6-3h9-tsq | Los Angeles International Airport | Support Activities for Air Transportation | Other Airport Operations | 488119 | OWNED_POLYGON | False |
| 1 | zzw-222@8fy-fjg-b8v | Walt Disney World Resort | Amusement Parks and Arcades | Amusement and Theme Parks | 713110 | OWNED_POLYGON | False |
!! ADD SECTION ON INNER JOIN HERE ONCE ISSUE FOR NO LONGER SHOWING NULL PATTERNS ROWS HAS BEEN RESOLVED !!
`sg_merge()` works for JSON response objects as well.
```python
core = sgql_client.lookup(product = 'core', placekeys = pks, columns = ['placekey', 'location_name', 'naics_code', 'top_category', 'sub_category'], return_type = 'list')
geo = sgql_client.lookup(product = 'geometry', placekeys = pks, columns = ['placekey', 'polygon_class', 'enclosed'], return_type = 'list')
merge_set = [core, geo]
%prep
%autosetup -n safegraphQL-0.5.23
%build
%py3_build
%install
%py3_install
install -d -m755 %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}
if [ -d doc ]; then cp -arf doc %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
if [ -d docs ]; then cp -arf docs %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
if [ -d example ]; then cp -arf example %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
if [ -d examples ]; then cp -arf examples %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
pushd %{buildroot}
if [ -d usr/lib ]; then
find usr/lib -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
if [ -d usr/lib64 ]; then
find usr/lib64 -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
if [ -d usr/bin ]; then
find usr/bin -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
if [ -d usr/sbin ]; then
find usr/sbin -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
touch doclist.lst
if [ -d usr/share/man ]; then
find usr/share/man -type f -printf "/%h/%f.gz\n" >> doclist.lst
fi
popd
mv %{buildroot}/filelist.lst .
mv %{buildroot}/doclist.lst .
%files -n python3-safegraphQL -f filelist.lst
%dir %{python3_sitelib}/*
%files help -f doclist.lst
%{_docdir}/*
%changelog
* Mon May 15 2023 Python_Bot <Python_Bot@openeuler.org> - 0.5.23-1
- Package Spec generated
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